Recent content by scaryfish

That sounds like a very enjoyable day of fishing. Good job helping the kid. I still remember the 10 year old kid that helped me catch my first fish when I was just 6. I have been a fishing zealot ever since.

Very nice! Would the salt be to toughen up the bait a little to keep it on the hook better, or some other reason?

Wow. Very cool. Does this suggest that halibut are resident in the bay all year round? I know the prime season for targeting halibut tends to be late spring and through summer, but I do not know all of the reasons for that. Nice catch!

Too funny and true. I caught a "Bass" the other day.

Understood, but juxtaposed to the level of inaccuracy that is now acceptable in all forms of "journalism", I do not think that this will even register as a mistake. You pick a difficult hill to fight on, but good luck.

Great fishing. Sounds like a good day.

Nice detail. Thanks for sharing.

I don't quite understand. Are you mad about a typo?

That is really cool. More water can't hurt. There is a saying. One is a dot, two is a line, three is a pattern. Hopefully you see a pattern develop. Good luck with your data collection.

Never too many posts. All of them are appreciated. Great fishing! I understand why you did not want to share the full extent of your extensive knowledge in this case. ;) I'm thinking, "Who discovered this creature?" Unrelated, so feel free not to answer or PM: You might know, so I will ask...

100% situational. I’m out to catch fish. There is a fine line between fishing and “just sitting around”. If all were equal,I would probably use lures. But it is never equal. If I get the glorious opportunity to fish. I’m going with what I think will put one on deck.

That’s some good times Fish-Ninja. Congratulations! Fat rainbow, beautiful red belly on the Brook, and those golden/hybrids are always pretty fish.

Interesting topic. A couple of thoughts. Lunar cycle plays a part. I would think that halibut would be daytime feeders primarily because they are sight feeders-but every creature is an opportunist. I think that tidal action has a big influence on this. Rockfish, I think, are more influenced by...

This is a very interesting discussion. Japanese cooking and the different flavors are much more detailed and subtle than many westerners realize, especially regarding seafood. You should move it to the off topic or recipe board and continue so that I can learn some more!

Nice looking spot. I like jetty fishing, although each year gets tougher on the old legs. Would you and Ken be willing to give a little more info on how you got the variety of species? Were you poking for the eels? Where were the rockfish? Ken, casting to the sand for the flounder? My...